Content:
This workshop deals with individual questions and/or problems on using EndNote as a research tool.
EndNote 20.3 will be used during the workshop. Make sure to download this latest version by following the instructions for Windows or Mac !
Learning objectives
In this (2 hour) advanced workshop the following topics will be dealt with:
- How to deal with document types that are not supported by the available EndNote reference types record templates
- How to correct or amend corrupted reference data when downloaded from secondary databases in a semi-automated manner
- How to sort references and arrange references by groups and ‘smart groups’
- How to search for references with ‘smart groups’ and other search options in large libraries to speed up selection of references to insert
- How to use EndNote’s Term Lists to deal with styles that use journal abbreviations
- How to upload EndNote libraries to EndNote Web
- How to tweak and amend EndNote when installed on a stand-alone computer
- How to use EndNote as a tool for conducting (systematic) reviews.
Target group: Students, alumni and staff with prior experience in using EndNote.
Language: English
Course format: Lecture via Zoom ( after registration you will receive a link for the session) / questions and answers
Prerequisites: Complete the EndNote introductory online tutorial
EndNote is installed on all student computers in the university. When you want to use your own computer during the workshop, make sure that EndNote 20.3 is installed correctly before attending. EndNote is available via the ICTS license software page. You can find instructions on downloading for Windows and Mac.
Students, alumni and staff with NO UM-account (AZM/MUMC) need to bring their own laptop with EndNote installed.
For support first check the EndNote support page.